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    This document discusses al-ikhfaa' al-haqiqi, which is the pronunciation of non-voweled letters with a ghunnah sound. Specifically: 1) It occurs when certain letters follow a noon sakinah or tanween, causing the noon sound to be hidden with a ghunnah. 2) The quality of the ghunnah sound (i.e. light vs heavy) depends on whether the following letter is one associated with tafkheem or tarqeeq. 3) Examples are provided to demonstrate ikhfaa' with both light and heavy ghunnah sounds.

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    This document discusses al-ikhfaa' al-haqiqi, which is the pronunciation of non-voweled letters with a ghunnah sound. Specifically: 1) It occurs when certain letters follow a noon sakinah or tanween, causing the noon sound to be hidden with a ghunnah. 2) The quality of the ghunnah sound (i.e. light vs heavy) depends on whether the following letter is one associated with tafkheem or tarqeeq. 3) Examples are provided to demonstrate ikhfaa' with both light and heavy ghunnah sounds.

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    This document discusses al-ikhfaa' al-haqiqi, which is the pronunciation of non-voweled letters with a ghunnah sound. Specifically: 1) It occurs when certain letters follow a noon sakinah or tanween, causing the noon sound to be hidden with a ghunnah. 2) The quality of the ghunnah sound (i.e. light vs heavy) depends on whether the following letter is one associated with tafkheem or tarqeeq. 3) Examples are provided to demonstrate ikhfaa' with both light and heavy ghunnah sounds.

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    AL-IKHFAA’

    ‫الحقيقي‬ ‫) اإلخفاء‬AL-HAQIQI
    AL-IKHFAA’ AL-HAQIQI
    • It is the pronunciation of non-voweled letter
    stripped of any shaddah, characterized
    somewhere between an Ith-har and an Idgham
    with a ghunnah remaining on the first letter
    which is the Noon saakinah and Tanween
    • If any letter other than the letters of Ith-har, Iqlab or
    Idgham letters follows the Noon saakinah in the same
    word or between two words or follows Tanween at the
    beginning of the next word, then the Noon sound is hidden
    with ghunnah sound.or noon sakinah and tanween at the
    end of a word and baa the first letter of the next word

    •These letters are:

    ‫ت ث ج د ذ ز س ش ص ض‬
    WAY OF PRONOUNCING
    • Correct pronunciation is obtained by placing the tongue in a position of readiness
    to articulate the letter following noon while holding the ghunnah for nearly two
    counts. The tip of the tongue should not touch the upper part of the mouth during
    the ghunnah or else noon will be evident and not hidden, and this is to be
    avoided.
    • Note pertaining to ikhfaa ‟: When a letter of tafkheem follows noon saakinah or
    tanween, the ghunnah takes on the quality of tafkheem (Fatness). Likewise,
    when a letter of tarqeeq follows noon saakinah or tanween, the ghunnah takes on
    the quality of tarqeeq (Thinness).
    ‫ق‬ ‫ظ‬

    ‫ظ‬ ‫خ‬
    Letters of tafkheem Letters of Tafkheem
    from ikhfaa letters
    ‫ق‬
    ‫ص‬

    ‫ط‬ ‫غ‬ ‫ض‬


    ‫ط‬ ‫ض‬ ‫ص‬
    • Picture number 1 for the mouth and tongue during ikfaa Noon or tanween before
    pronouncing Taa ‫ ت‬and daal ‫د‬, sharing ghunnah from nasal cavity with sound comes from
    the mouth.
    • But in case of Ikfaa Noon or tanween before pronouncing letters Qaf ‫ ق‬pic.2
    • And before Kaf ‫ ك‬pic.3 there is only ghunnah and no sound comes from the mouth
    because the oral cavity closed by the tongue.

    1 2 3

    Ikfaa Noon sakinah at ‫ ت‬or ‫د‬ ‫من قبلكم‬ ‫من ُكل أمر‬
    • Examples on Ikhfaa haqiqi:
    ‫َ ُْنثأى‬ •
    • Here noon sakinah followed by ‫ ث‬one of letters of ikhfaa and light
    letter, then the sound of ghunnah light.

    ‫ََّ َذكب‬ ‫ََف ِآوى ِإن‬ ‫ِ َ ًتييما‬ ‫ََأادندا‬ ‫َ َّ َاكزاه‬ ‫َمن‬ ‫شور‬ ٌ‫َُف‬
    ‫غور َُك‬ •
    • Here noon sakinah followed by ‫ ص‬which is one of the letters of ikhfaa and
    also heavy letter, then the sound of ghunnah required to be heavy.

    ‫ضل‬
    َّ َ ‫َومن‬ ‫ٌِ َللظ‬ ‫ِظال‬ ‫ِمن ْ َبلق‬ ‫صح‬
    ‫َِال‬ ‫َعمال‬ •

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